Andrea Torres is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined Local 10 News in May 2013 as an assignment desk editor.
A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Andrea is a digital journalist.
While a student at Florida International University, where she received the FIU Journalism Spirit Award, she began an internship with The Miami Herald in 2004. During her nine years with the Herald, she served as a writer, reporter, news clerk, assistant producer and continuous news desk producer.
The Green Shade Awards recognized her writing in June 2012. She won a Suncoast Emmy Award for her role on "Sex Offenders: Live & Learn," an investigation that required her data analysis skills.
When she is not at the beach, you can find her reading, painting, sculpting, or taking pictures.
During a news conference on Tuesday morning, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz identified the five people who died after a cargo plane crashed into two vehicles on Sunday.
Una mujer con antecedentes que se remontan a casos de prostitución en 2005 enfrenta ahora 11 cargos en tres casos de delito grave, acusada de robar relojes de lujo a hombres que conoció en bares y clubes de Miami.
A New Jersey man, who was visiting Miami, told police officers that Ayzha Flenoury had shown an interest in his watch after they met at a bar in Brickell, according to a police officer’s report.
Un equipo de la NTSB visitó este martes el lugar del accidente fatal en Miami-Dade e inspeccionó un motor calcinado, mientras la investigación revela nuevos detalles sobre la ruta del vuelo y el estado de los heridos.
During a news conference on Tuesday morning, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz identified the five people who died after a cargo plane crashed into two vehicles on Sunday.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in Barranquilla on Tuesday ahead of a meeting with Colombia’s new president, Abelardo De La Espriella, a right-wing ally of President Donald Trump’s policies.
Dos de las cuatro pistas del Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami permanecían cerradas este martes, mientras continúan los trabajos en el sitio del accidente que dejó cinco muertos y cinco heridos el domingo.
Two of Miami International Airport’s four runways remained closed on Tuesday after the fatal cargo plane crash in Miami-Dade County, according to the Miami-Dade Aviation Department.
Durante una conferencia de prensa este martes, la alguacil de Miami-Dade, Rosie Cordero-Stutz, identificó a las cinco personas que murieron tras el choque de un avión de carga contra dos vehículos el domingo.
During a news conference on Tuesday morning, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz identified the five people who died after a cargo plane crashed into two vehicles on Sunday.
La aeronave recorrió 1,300 pies más allá del pavimento antes de detenerse. El sitio seguía sin ser seguro el lunes: aún drenaban el combustible derramado.
Five people who were injured after a cargo plane crashed remained hospitalized on Monday afternoon at Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center and at Jackson South Medical Center.
A cargo plane overshot Miami International Airport’s runway 30 on Sunday afternoon and crashed into a van, a fence, a sports utility vehicle, and a second fence, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.